End of an Era
The Grand Tour star James May is set to embark on a new television journey as the beloved motoring series comes to a close. The show, which launched on Amazon Prime Video in 2016 and has aired five series, will bid farewell after its ongoing fifth season.
New Horizons
James May, along with his on-screen companions Jeremy Clarkson and Richard Hammond, have been a dynamic trio for two decades, originating on Top Gear before transitioning to The Grand Tour. Following the end of the motoring programme, James, 61, will take the helm of a brand new series on Quest.
What's Next?
James May will front a new show titled "James May and The Dull Men’s Club," where he will collaborate with the "Dull Men’s Club" Facebook phenomenon to explore quirky questions and concepts. The series promises to delve into topics like turning a washing machine into a cooker for multitasking convenience.
Diverse Portfolio
Aside from his motoring ventures, James May has an impressive repertoire of television projects, including travel documentaries and shows on toys, food, and science. His latest travel series, "James May: Our Man in…," has taken viewers on captivating journeys through Japan, Italy, and India.
Stay Tuned
Keep an eye out for James May's new show on Quest, set to premiere later in 2024. As The Grand Tour bids adieu, fans can look forward to witnessing James in a fresh and fascinating television endeavor.
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